Asus Xonar AE Sound Board

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Specifications Mfr Part Number: XONAR AE Features: 192kHz/24-bit Hi-Res audio and 7. 1-channel, 150ohm headphone amp High-quality ESS DAC with 110dB signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) Exclusive EMI back plate provides noise shielding for exceptionally clear audio Sonic Studio enables full audio control via an intuitive, one-page interface Perfect Voice technology eliminates background noise for clear in-game communication Audio Interface: PCI Express Audio Performance: Output Signal-to-Noise Ratio (A-Weighted): 110dB (Front-out), 108 dB (Headphone-out) Input Signal-to-Noise Ratio (A-Weighted): 103 dB Output THD+N at 1kHz (Front-out): <0. 00158% (-96dB) Input THD+N at 1kHz: <0. 0022% (-93dB) Frequency Response (-3dB, 24-bit/192kHz input): 10Hz to 65KHz Chipset: Audio Processor: C-Media USB2. 0 6632AE High-Definition Sound Processor (Max 192KHz/24bit) Digital-to-analog Converter(DAC)‹: ESS ES9023P (112dB DNR, Max. 192KHz/24bit), Cirrus Logic CS4245 (104dB DNR, Max. 192KHz/24bit), Cirrus Logic CS4361(103dB DNR, Max. 192KHz/24bit) Sample Rate and Resolution: Analog Playback Sample Rate and Resolution: 44. 1K/ 48K/ 88. 2K/ 96K/ 176. 4K/ 192KHz@ 16/24bit Analog Recording Sample Rate and Resolution: 44. 1K/ 48K/ 88. 2K/ 96KHz @ 16/24bit S/PDIF Digital Output: 44. 1K/ 48K/ 88. 2K/ 96K/ 176. 4K/ 192KHz@ 16/24bit ASIO 2. 2 Driver Support : 44. 1K/ 48K/ 96K/ 192KHz @ 24/32bit Connectivity: Analog Output: 5x 3. 5mm jack(1/8") (Headphone out / Front out/ Side out/ Center-Subwoofer out/ Rear out) Analog Input: 1x 3. 5mmjack (1/8") (Line-in/ Mic-in combo) Digital: 1x S/PDIF out (1 x Optical (Toslink)) Special Features: Sonic Studio Operating System: Windows 10/ 8. 1/ 7 ( 32-bit/ 64-bit) Accessories: ‹ 1xS/PDIF optical adaptor 1xDriver CD 1xQuick start guide
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Audio Processor Manufacturer: C-Media
Audio Processor Model: 6632AE
Host Interface: PCI Express
Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR): 110 dB

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Customers appreciate the sound quality, value for money, and ease of installation of the sound card. They find it clear with a lot of sound options, and the shielding reduces noise from the computer case. Many consider it a good buy and an amazing card. The software is easy to understand and has user-friendly features. Customers appreciate the appearance. However, some customers dislike the lack of support for Windows 11, and audio connection issues. Opinions vary on compatibility.

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  1. Amazon Customer

    Works in Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS
    I put this on a Gigabyte X670 AORUS ELITE AX WiFi board because the onboard sound card didn’t have an optical out plug.I tried an exterior USB sound card I had that worked, except there was a constant cycling noise that sounded like a metronome whenever sound played. Made music suck :DThis was recognized by the OS with no problem, I did have to select the “Digital Output (S/PDIF) – XONAR SOUND CARD” option manually in the Settings > Sound > Output selection. The other option showing “Speakers – XONAR SOUND CARD” does not work.This has great sound output that is very clear, I am using a decent sound bar with a dedicated subwoofer. The sound bar has an option for a simulated 3d surround that works very well in games. Some are Linux Native, some are using Steam/Proton, and this has better sound than the same hardware on a prior mother board using the same onboard sound chipset did (it had the optical out plug).I don’t have any high end headphones to tell you how well it works with; based on the range and volume available through the external speakers, I think it would be good, maybe very good.Pros:- Worked great out of the box; I did have sufficient room in the case for it.- Great sound for music and gaming.- Multiple output options, I needed the S/PDIF one.- Packaged well in the box, so it would take a heck of a whack or impact to damage in shipping, I think.Cons:- No dedicated Linux software for the sound suite. Not even a little bit. Linux users are used to this, but if I had found a comparably priced card with Linux drivers, I would not have bought this.There are good Linux sound controllers & equalizers, but if you need something quickly for a professional setup, this may not be it. So the 5 star review is relative to my experience and what I use it for. In a different environment and need, this may vary.

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  2. NinjaNutjob

    Forget Onboard Audio, Get a Real Sound Card, Get a Xonar.
    Asus Xonar AELets get to the point. Running Windows 10, latest available drivers and the Xonar AE delivers on Music, Movies and most importantly to me, Gaming. Provides the best Gaming Quality Sound compared to Onboard Audio.I just built the current Gaming PC that im on right now and the only component I didnt buy at the time due to limited budget was a Sound Card. Im ‘okay’ with onboard Audio, its decent, but it doesnt deliver the levels and ranges you need for certain applications like Gaming. RealTek Audio Chipsets have taken over as the default onboard MoBo Audio and they do indeed get better, but they also fall short in the process. You truly dont know what you are missing in Gaming Audio until you use an actual Sound Card.Sound Cards were big in the late 90’s to end of 2000’s. Then they just kinda faded into the shadows with some brands popping up with some variation of a Sound Controller Device. Gaming developers used to give great focus on Audio Quality as much as the Graphics Quality, but not much if at all anymore. SoundBlaster Audio was the champ of 2.1 Stereo Sound. Now we have the ASUS Xonar Series which are the PC Champs of 5.1 & 7.1 Surround Audio. I have never been disappointed with the quality of the Xonar Series of cards, much like other ASUS Products like Monitors, they have lasted the longest and continue to outlast other products. This is my 3rd ASUS Xonar Sound Card, each has been in a different Gaming PC. First was the Xonar DG, then the next was D2, now the AE. All still work, just different PCI Connections so I couldnt use either old version on my new PC. (PCI 1x, PCI, PCIe 4x).Highly Recommended Audio Card Series to invest in for Gaming.

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  3. jack b

    Useless
    There’s no way to utilize it with surround sound. Windows doesn’t facilitate it. There’s no software or streaming service that enables the use of the surround sound. So you are only are able to use the 1 set of speakers. There’s no way to force it to play sound on the other channels, it’s useless. It’s no wonder it was so cheap.

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  4. Mark Rogers

    Great Card But….
    This card sounds good, has nice features, and crisp clear clean for mic’s. Really liking it so far but one issue I overlooked when looking at the specs for it that I was a bit bummed over and thats reason for the 4 star.This card does not have an internal header for the PC case front audio ports. So if you depend on the auto switching to work when you unplug you headphones for desktop speakers, your going to need to pull it from the rear jacks, then it will auto switch from headphone to speakers.THat was a NO for me.So my simple work around for this so I can use headphones or speakers was to add a 2 way splitter to the headphone out jack on the card in rear, plug both speakers and headphones in and set the headphone amp to low or mid boost(I use studio phones) and now I have both without needing to reach around the back of the case.That creates another issue tho is if your speakers on on you will get sound thru them and headphones. When wearing headphones I just push the power button on speakers….simple and easy….also less wear on the PC case jacks.If that doesnt bother you then I’d definitely recommend it.

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  5. Tuangoulal Phualte

    I have a Phantom Gaming 4 motherboard with onboard ALC 1200 soundcard which in paper, is supposed to be better than even Xonar AE. But the reality is quite different. The Xonar AE is far better than the ALC 1200, better balance across the spectrum. I don’t regret it.

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  6. irving

    Es una buena tarjeta de audio ,la uso con unas razer tiamat 7.1 v2 ,y la verdad estoy satisfecho con la calidad del audio .Se siente muy limpio el sonido ,muy claro. Aparte el software te da un montón de opciones para que pongas el sonido como mas te guste ,y es fácil de entender la interfaz.Creo que es una buena compra.

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  7. K

    S/PDIF から、アンプのソースダイレクトで、ハイレゾ音源を聴くが、2万円以下のヘッドホンでは通用しない印象。

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  8. Perry Cheang

    Ordered on 27thNov. Received on 30thNov. Wow! Box was intact and product looks fine. Fixed into my board, d/l driver from Asus site and wala! My system Win10 21H2, Asus m/b Asus Prime H270+. Asus Snoic Studio works for my intended use. My hphone Astro A40 definetely sound louder and bassier. Tried my cheap logitech cheap 40Watt 2.1 speaker and works great too. Overall I am satisfied. Just hope it will last > 2 years of daily use.

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  9. alexander

    This product was used because I did not want to downgrade my sound system when getting a new motherboard. Installation was the hardest part. It took many hours to get any sound and more time to get the card to not make a clipping noise. After that the sound was great.

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